Love the look of that backhand, and I love the way he enjoys his power in the forehand, like Federer. He has lots of power in his legs doesn't he. Just hope he is not going to be endlessly troubled by injuries. Thank you Raz.
Alcaraz’s best return was against Novak at Wimbledon on set point. Novak hit 118mph serve but it came back with interest. That shot probably won Wimbledon last year.
Returns like that hurt the servers confidence without a doubt. Recenly i have seen him perform the sabr almost as well and effective as the master himself. Carlos makes me mis Roger a little less. Still mis him on tour.
I have heard he has had multiple small injuries that prevented him playing his best tennis. Also a little drop in performanceis to be expected, all the other guys learn as they play against him coaches have a game plan now, he just needs to stay at it, evolve as all other's have done and he is going to win more slams withou a doubt. You don't switch coaches so fast😂 only glory hunters do @jm_1214
@@jm_1214 at the australian open, JCF wasn't able to be there in person, so alcaraz didn't get as high quality on-court coaching. Its possible he would have beaten zverev if he JCF has been able to be there in person to provide on court coaching. I feel that a lot of alcaraz's early success could be attributed to his amazing decision making on court, and I feel a lot of that can likely be credited to JCF's on-court coaching. I find the idea of switching coaches to be very scary for alcaraz. it may be the right move, but its a risky one for sure.
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Love the look of that backhand, and I love the way he enjoys his power in the forehand, like Federer. He has lots of power in his legs doesn't he. Just hope he is not going to be endlessly troubled by injuries. Thank you Raz.
Thanks Raz! 👍You're the best and so is Carlos. There's no one like him on tour. He'll be lifting trophies again soon.🏆
Thanks for your support
I love him so much...
Alcaraz’s best return was against Novak at Wimbledon on set point. Novak hit 118mph serve but it came back with interest. That shot probably won Wimbledon last year.
看到他努力衝競.為他加油.同時要保護好身體的每部份。
Returns like that hurt the servers confidence without a doubt. Recenly i have seen him perform the sabr almost as well and effective as the master himself. Carlos makes me mis Roger a little less. Still mis him on tour.
Well, if he can hit winners with the return, he'll save a lot of energy!
Good very good.
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Although Carlos is offensive player, his return game much better than serve game
Tganks Raz
Does anyone know what happened to Alvarez? He's not played like this in a long time
I wish to know too
He'll back to major winning form, I'm sure
@@RazOls I think he needs a new coach. He's being held back or something. It's not obvious but something is very different about him.
I have heard he has had multiple small injuries that prevented him playing his best tennis. Also a little drop in performanceis to be expected, all the other guys learn as they play against him coaches have a game plan now, he just needs to stay at it, evolve as all other's have done and he is going to win more slams withou a doubt. You don't switch coaches so fast😂 only glory hunters do @jm_1214
@@jm_1214 at the australian open, JCF wasn't able to be there in person, so alcaraz didn't get as high quality on-court coaching. Its possible he would have beaten zverev if he JCF has been able to be there in person to provide on court coaching. I feel that a lot of alcaraz's early success could be attributed to his amazing decision making on court, and I feel a lot of that can likely be credited to JCF's on-court coaching. I find the idea of switching coaches to be very scary for alcaraz. it may be the right move, but its a risky one for sure.
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